Daily Gazette & Bulletin June 2
PETER F KIMBLE PASSED AWAY LAST EVENING
Was knocked down by a cow that had stampeded when frightened by an automobile.
Peter F Kimble residing near the Union School House died at his home at 7:30 last evening. He was driving some cows which became frightened by an automobile, they stampeded and broke one of his legs. Gangrene set in causing his leg to be amputated and blood poisoning occurred taking his life. The deceased was about 71 years old, he is survived by one son and two daughters, Wilbur of Loyalsock Township, Mrs. K D Packer and Miss Lizzie Kimble of Lock Haven.
PETER F KIMBLE PASSED AWAY LAST EVENING
Was knocked down by a cow that had stampeded when frightened by an automobile.
Peter F Kimble residing near the Union School House died at his home at 7:30 last evening. He was driving some cows which became frightened by an automobile, they stampeded and broke one of his legs. Gangrene set in causing his leg to be amputated and blood poisoning occurred taking his life. The deceased was about 71 years old, he is survived by one son and two daughters, Wilbur of Loyalsock Township, Mrs. K D Packer and Miss Lizzie Kimble of Lock Haven.
Daily Gazette & Bulletin June 2
PETER F KIMBLE PASSED AWAY LAST EVENING
Was knocked down by a cow that had stampeded when frightened by an automobile.
Peter F Kimble residing near the Union School House died at his home at 7:30 last evening. He was driving some cows which became frightened by an automobile, they stampeded and broke one of his legs. Gangrene set in causing his leg to be amputated and blood poisoning occurred taking his life. The deceased was about 71 years old, he is survived by one son and two daughters, Wilbur of Loyalsock Township, Mrs. K D Packer and Miss Lizzie Kimble of Lock Haven.
PETER F KIMBLE PASSED AWAY LAST EVENING
Was knocked down by a cow that had stampeded when frightened by an automobile.
Peter F Kimble residing near the Union School House died at his home at 7:30 last evening. He was driving some cows which became frightened by an automobile, they stampeded and broke one of his legs. Gangrene set in causing his leg to be amputated and blood poisoning occurred taking his life. The deceased was about 71 years old, he is survived by one son and two daughters, Wilbur of Loyalsock Township, Mrs. K D Packer and Miss Lizzie Kimble of Lock Haven.
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